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2 Jun 2015
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How do you say this in English (UK)? De momento eso es todo (At the moment that is all) is correct?
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2 Jun 2015
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English (UK)
Yes, that's correct, though it would more common to say this the other way around: "That's all for the moment" or "That's all for now" :)
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English (UK)
Yes, that's correct, though it would more common to say this the other way around: "That's all for the moment" or "That's all for now" :)
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Thanks, that sounds better
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